The UNSW transcript shows that the WJ represents that the results are not out, there may be some academic integrity or other issues, and other special circumstances:
WC- results are not out because SC was previously submitted
wd-Grades are not available, and some assignments may be unsubmitted or incomplete;
AF - Absent from the exam.
If you receive WC WD WJ after the score is issued, you can confirm the reason with the coordinator.
Others: HD (85-100), DN (75-84), CR (65-74), PS (50+), congratulations on not failing!
Pay attention to whether you have the opportunity to retake the exam
If you have a final semester of some majors in UNSW and the score is 40-49 points, the school will provide a chance to take a make-up exam (no application required), usually as long as the student meets the requirements, the school will send an email to notify you of the make-up exam after the score is issued.
review to improve the score
Students who have questions about their scores can appeal for their scores, and here is a brief share of UNSW GradeAppeal's process:
Apply for a review with the teacher (must have, not omitted) to see if you can give you more marks, the teacher's feedback at this step is very important, if you want to go to the next step, the information given by the teacher at this step is one of the key points of the appeal.
If you have communicated with your teacher that your score will not change, you can submit an online application for re-assessment, and the school will review your assignments or exams again.
DDL: within 5 days after the score is issued
This application is not submitted casually, the school will first see if your application is sufficient, and only if it is sufficient, the school will arrange a new teacher to grade you.
Results are usually given within 4 weeks.
3. Irregular class withdrawal
If it is not the next semester, it is also a good choice to withdraw from the class unconventionally, and the withdrawal score will show DC, which is not considered a failure, but it is more difficult to apply.
4. Special consideration application for deferred examination and re-examination
You can apply for an SC extension before the exam, but you are not allowed to apply for the SC make-up exam after taking the exam. (LATE EC is not allowed on the official website).
Regarding the UNSW Failure Policy, the following 5 situations may you face the crisis of suspension or withdrawal:
More than 50% of students have failed courses in two consecutive semesters.
For two consecutive semesters, the semester average score did not reach 50%.
Fail the same course three times.
Failure to complete the course within the maximum time requirement
Attendance is grossly inadequate.
There are 4 common ways to cope:
An appeal is granted the opportunity to remain in school and continue to complete your studies
Undergraduates can complete their undergraduate studies by transferring to another school
If the master's expulsion petition fails, you can only retake the application
If you are expelled from the bachelor's degree, you can enter a prestigious university for graduate school
Each method has pros and cons, and the appeal cannot be 100% successful, and the transfer can only be transferred to a school with a particularly poor ranking.
In short, everyone should think more and choose the right one for you according to your own situation.
If you encounter any problems while studying abroad and don't know how to deal with them, you can ask me